Founded in 2010, with headquarters in Shanghai (China) and additional operations in USA, a global biopharmaceutical company has a vision to offer high-quality, affordable, and innovative biologic medicines for patients worldwide with a focus on oncology and immunology. The firm has launched 5 products in China, 1 in overseas markets (including EU) during past 4 years. 
 
The firm is seeking to in-license innovative assets and platforms in oncology that have synergies with the company’s current portfolio, in addition to seeking development and commercial partners for our oncology programs. 

The firm has no specific requirements. 

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A venture capital firm headquartered in Western Europe invests in healthcare companies with typical check size ranging from €1-20M EUR, participating starting from the 2nd or 3rd rounds of financing until Series B. The firm focuses on companies in the U.S. or Europe. 
 
The firm invests in diagnostics, digital health, and medical devices. The firm does not invest in drugs, biotech, or therapeutics. The firm invests in companies in the in-development or clinical stages. The firm is indication-agnostic. 
 
The firm does not have specific management team requirements. The firm typically takes a board or observer seat on a case-by-case basis. 

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An investment vehicle of a world-class CDMO partner from concept to commercialization is looking for partnerships with cell and gene therapy related pipelines companies in Pre-Seed or Series A rounds with typical check sizes ranging from $500k-2M USD. The fund is open to global companies though prefers US-based companies. 
 
The firm is solely interested in cell and gene therapy related pipeline companies. The fund is indication-agnostic and is open to orphan diseases as well. Companies should be pre-IND and must have proof of concept. 
 
The firm may take a board or observer seat on a case-by-case basis. The fund requires founders to be full-time. 

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A venture capital firm founded in 2021 with headquarters in the US engages in Seed to Series C rounds, with preference in Series A-C, and focuses on solutions towards a variety of unmet medical needs. The firm is interested in precise, personalized and cost-effective medical technologies and services. While opportunistic regarding sectors, the firm has invested in companies including therapeutics, medtech, diagnostics, and digital health. Typical check sizes range from $3-7M USD on entry with some reserved for follow-ons. The firm can lead investments as well as join syndicates. Although U.S. companies are favored, the firm can invest globally. 
 
The firm is opportunistic in terms of life science and healthcare companies. The firm has a strong focus on ophthalmology, neurology, and pulmonology. For software, the firm has deep ties to the hospital innovation system and looks for opportunities that intersect the patient-provider interface. 
 
The firm typically requires taking a board or observer seat. The firm does not have specific company or management team requirements. 

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A VC invests in US and Canada-based companies. The firm will generally participate in Series A financing rounds and beyond, including crossover and IPO; average check sizes will be around $5-10M CAD, with a total of $15-20M CAD will be reserved for follow-on investments. In addition, the firm is also dedicated to company incubation and creation for which the firm will work with earlier stage companies and deploy smaller amounts of capital (around $1M CAD). 
 
The firm has a general theme of investing in precision medicine – technologies that can enhance the quality and accuracy of diagnoses, enable more precise and personalized treatments, targeted therapies such as cell & gene therapy, technologies that leverage AI to accelerate therapeutic development, etc. In terms of sector, the firm seeks to invest 50-60% in therapeutics, 20-30% in medical devices, and 10-15% in AI/digital health/diagnostics. For medical devices, the firm prefers later stage opportunities that are close to commercialization. The firm does not focus on any particular indication area. 
 
The firm does not have specific company or management team requirements. While the firm likes to see management teams with a successful track record and wide range of experiences, this is not required and the firm is open to working on inexperienced management teams. The firm is capable of leading or co-leading investment rounds, and is also open to co-investing with likeminded investors. The firm is very hands-on and leverages their network to actively support the growth of their portfolio companies and provide needed resources. 

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A global manufacturing company has a wide range of businesses including analytical instruments, medical devices, and industrial equipment. Recently, the firm has been focusing on healthcare, specifically in clinical diagnostics, and biomanufacturing. Last year, the firm established a corporate venture capital (CVC) department and is looking for strategic partnerships with companies with cutting-edge technology that align with their businesses. The fund will be managed for 10 years with a total investment of ¥5B JPY (~$50M USD). So far, the firm has invested in 3 companies and is looking to expand their investments in the States, though they are open to meeting with global companies. The fund is looking to invest in Pre-Seed to Early rounds but may invest as far as Series A. Typical check size can range from $1-10M USD but can exceed if there is a particularly strong interest in a technology. 
 
In terms of healthcare, the firm is looking to invest in clinical diagnostics, medical devices, and biomanufacturing. The firm is open to not only hardware but consumables as well. 
 
To attract investment from the firm, having a lead investor is desirable. 
 
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A Venture Capital firm is currently investing out of their fourth fund. The firm looks to make early-stage investments, typically in Series A companies. Investments range from $1M to $1.5M in the initial round with up to $3M in reserve for follow on financings. The firm invests across the United States. The firm prefers to syndicate rounds with additional strong institutional investors, and is willing to serve as lead investor. 
 
The firm invests solely in early-stage medical device and diagnostics companies. The firm generally looks for companies that have created an early working prototype or obtained a proof-of-concept with supporting data. 
 
The firm seeks privately-held companies and maintains positive and productive working relationships with its portfolio companies, providing proactive assistance. The firm is more open to taking significant scientific and technical risk as opposed to sales and marketing challenges, preferring its investment to fund clinical trials and regulatory approval. 

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